Free motion embroidery christmas

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Free motion embroidery, free motion sewing, or raw edge applique allows you to turn one your favourite pictures or sketches in a piece of fabric art. This technique provides you with full control over the picture - by dropping the feed dogs on your machine you guide your picture through your sewing machine to create the look you want. For your background fabric, choose something firmly woven such as calico, cotton or even linen.

GEMMA | FREE MOTION EMBROIDERY ARTIST on Instagram: "Love these guys! This is one of my favourite fabrics too! #snail #garden #autumn #autumnvibes #jimjamdesigns #freemotionsewing #timelapsesewing #freemotionembroidery #handmade #drawingwithstitch"

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GEMMA | FREE MOTION EMBROIDERY ARTIST on Instagram: "X is XMAS I actually hate that word but x is a different letter! Busy planning Christmas and will be making a few tweaks to some designs to make them a little quicker to make! What are you hoping to see back this year? Or anything new you’d like? #christmasdecor #xmas #christmasplanning #christmastreedecorating #jimjamdesigns #treedecorations #atozofmysmallbiz"

Embroider with you "normal" sewing machine - no need for an expensive, special embroidery machine ^-^

One thing that I like to do to relax is some embroidery stitching. Because it's Christmas time, I worked up a quick free Christmas Embroidery Designs including a Snowman, Santa Clause, Christmas Tree and Bird.

Three new Christmas Stitchery Patterns just for our members! These patterns can be stitched and appliqued

Well I'm starting to feel rather Christmassy. I've been taking photo's this morning of my handmade Christmas decorations. They...

What will you do with this Free Happy Snowman Embroidery Pattern? I think it would be very cute on a dish towel or mug rug. Or you could start working on a Christmas stocking for next year... Try using all different shades of blue, or classic red & green Christmas colors! It would also be cute to print out for coloring sheets for your kids or grandkids (or yourself!)

A little Christmas post on Christmas Day. This year's Christmas challenge at IPS Eastern branch was making a fabric postcard to be sent to a care home resident. I made a few and sent some to friends and neighbours too. After posting the cards on Instagram I was also invited to take part in a fabric postcard exchange by some Russian quilters, and I made a special New Year themed one for my exchange partner in Moscow. It took some time, but the card arrived safe and sound, almost at the same…